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This group can take posts in the most random of ways sometimes. Cracks me up.
Sounds like it good for businessI’ve seen a few ballers in my day that their house of cards collapsed around them. Especially in this business. Guys buy up shit as fast as you can find it for them, and then sell it all as fast as they can a year later.
Why I do tuna trip on a charter for 1.5-2 days. wAy cheaper lolDont ever get into Marlin fishing… $80 is a cheap lure… If you have out riggers out, you may have 5-7 of them in the water at one time.
Fishing saltwater… go buy “1 scoop of live bait”, then go burn 150 gallons of fuel…
Stick to Freshwater fishing… your wallet will love you.
Ones that own those boats have a guy for that.The launching of big boats doesn’t bother me
It’s wiping those fuckers down , no matter what weather you have .
Fuck that shit
That’s an all day affair !
I did a job 15 years ago for a company in Riverside that stores all the stuff seized by all the 3 letter agencies (DEA, ATF, FBI, CIA, HLS...). They had (4) buildings each anywhere from 400k SF to 600K SF filled!!!! The stuff they had stored in there was WILD!!!! Everything was Gov seized and was placed there for "storage" during the court case. If the accused won their case, they paid the storage fee and got their stuff back... they lose and that company auctioned off the stuff, paid the storage fees plus an auction fee, and the rest of the funds went to the arresting agency. Everything had stickers on it of who had a seized it and had right to the money. They also had a wall with pics of houses, planes and yachts that obviously wouldn't fit in the buildings. Cars all shot up with DEA/FBI stickers on the doors, saw an Abrams tank simulator, boxes and boxes of computers seized in office raids. The stories the guys had were crazy about what goes on at the auctions with drug lords sending people to bid on their shit. They would often put undercover agents in the auction to watch if somebody would bid a crazy number on something, thats when they knew something important was hidden in the car. A flash drive, black book... etc. Pretty wild place, guessing this stuff will end up in a place like that, they had facilities all over the US.I wonder where they store those boats and cars. Hopefully an indoor warehouse. I imagine they will sit a long time before they go to auction. Doesn’t seem like a 600k judgement would call for taking a 2 million dollar center console and that skater plus the cars. Interest or not, that’s pretty lopsided. Who knows what’s in the safe too. I’m guessing the Feds are taking his shit for a different reason
I did a job 15 years ago for a company in Riverside that stores all the stuff seized by all the 3 letter agencies (DEA, ATF, FBI, CIA, HLS...). They had (4) buildings each anywhere from 400k SF to 600K SF filled!!!! The stuff they had stored in there was WILD!!!! Everything was Gov seized and was placed there for "storage" during the court case. If the accused won their case, they paid the storage fee and got their stuff back... they lose and that company auctioned off the stuff, paid the storage fees plus an auction fee, and the rest of the funds went to the arresting agency. Everything had stickers on it of who had a seized it and had right to the money. They also had a wall with pics of houses, planes and yachts that obviously wouldn't fit in the buildings. Cars all shot up with DEA/FBI stickers on the doors, saw an Abrams tank simulator, boxes and boxes of computers seized in office raids. The stories the guys had were crazy about what goes on at the auctions with drug lords sending people to bid on their shit. They would often put undercover agents in the auction to watch if somebody would bid a crazy number on something, thats when they knew something important was hidden in the car. A flash drive, black book... etc. Pretty wild place, guessing this stuff will end up in a place like that, they had facilities all over the US.
Thats what I told the guy that told me that. He said a lot of times the smaller shit is left to be auctioned even if they win because the fees are greater than the worth. They had high pile racking STUFFED full with weird shit... 55G drums of honey, boxes of illegal cigarettes, clothes, you name it, they had it stuffed somewhere in that building. If nobody buys it depending what it is, it gets donated for tax write off or sent to a dump to be destroyed. There was a badass 69 Camaro RIDDLED with bullet holes, they wouldn't tell the story on that, but every agency had a sticker on that car, hahaha. Must have been one hell of a raid.That’s kinda fucked that if you win your case you gotta pay the storage still..
My first boat I bought from a dealer on consignment. Way back in the early 80’s .That’s kinda fucked that if you win your case you gotta pay the storage still..
Great target for DOGE....focking government over reach.... How in the fock can you charge and NOT convict someone and leave them with big ass bill....that is complete bullshit...That’s kinda fucked that if you win your case you gotta pay the storage still..
Whats the cost/lb of fish on average?????Why I do tuna trip on a charter for 1.5-2 days. wAy cheaper lol
Do I have to count the rods and reel purchases lol?Whats the cost/lb of fish on average?????
Yeah thats a number I never wanted to see when I owned my offshore boats over the years…
I delivered it from the factory to Havasu when it was new. Went to Mike Ciasulli. After Desert Storm I brought it back to the factory to adjust some things on the trailer and then Mike decided it was too big of a boat for him. (He had a 388 before) and put it for sale where it ended up in VegasThe owner of that Skater when delivered new finest person I have come across on Internet.
I think folks are referring to the owner of the 368 Skater, not the 468 you delivered .I delivered it from the factory to Havasu when it was new. Went to Mike Ciasulli. After Desert Storm I brought it back to the factory to adjust some things on the trailer and then Mike decided it was too big of a boat for him. (He had a 388 before) and put it for sale where it ended up in Vegas
Same, was referring to Steve.I think folks are referring to the owner of the 368 Skater, not the 468 you delivered .
The owner of the 368 @Skinny Tire AH drove his Skater factory delivery to DS.
He battled issues with the 700’s until he redid the entire fuel delivery system inside his garage!
Since his overall of the fuel delivery system, he has had trouble free boating since.
The owner of that Skater when delivered new finest person I have come across on Internet.
Depends on fish caught beers drank.last trip I ended up with 2 bluefin 25 or so pounds. It usually spend about 600-700 bucks on a 1.5-2 day trip on a group charter.Whats the cost/lb of fish on average?????
Yeah thats a number I never wanted to see when I owned my offshore boats over the years…
your talking about the red one yes very nice person. Yes DS screwed Skater that year putting me to position the 438 at the lower end of the street party and skater said they would never come backI think folks are referring to the owner of the 368 Skater, not the 468 you delivered .
The owner of the 368 @Skinny Tire AH drove his Skater factory delivery to DS.
He battled issues with the 700’s until he redid the entire fuel delivery system inside his garage!
Since his overhaul of the fuel delivery system, he has had trouble free boating since.
What is traffic like leaving the foothills to get to the ramp?This group can take posts in the most random of ways sometimes. Cracks me up.
What is traffic like leaving the foothills to get to the ramp?